collateral security

Settlement finality and collateral security does not mean anything to anyone.

'But, as a first step, I think it would be necessary to offer some collateral security to the investors.'

There would have to be collateral security for the dividend, of course - and absolutely unimpeachable.'

The testimony of intuitions is, however, strictly subjective, and shrieks for collateral security.

Collateral Security Charge on land in case loan is above Rs.

This unsettling system had a negative impact on the willingness of lenders to accept real estate as collateral security for loans.

This entails verifying certain attributes, such as credit rating and coupon/spread, of each collateral security.

The SPV does hold some separate collateral securities which it uses to meet its payment obligations."

In order to pay this money, the SPV has to liquidate some collateral securities to pay the bank.

An interest only (IO) strip may be carved from collateral securities to receive just the interest portion of a payment.

It is worrying that the increasingly capital- and risk-sensitive banking sector is now demanding higher collateral security and higher risk premiums.

The Commission is proposing a European Parliament and Council Directive on settlement finality and collateral security.

Temporary lending of money for collateral securities ("Reverse Operations" or "repurchase operations", otherwise known as the "repo" market).

The collateral security was arranged in a letter dated September 21, 1938 through Brown Brothers, Harriman & Co. of New York.

The sticking point in that lay in the collateral security for dividend; without such a security the Company would be purely speculative and quite unlikely to secure support.

This can allow a lender to reduce borrowing costs by more closely aligning the cost of borrowing with the general creditworthiness and collateral security available from the borrower.

Since the lender did not necessarily enter into possession, had rights of action, and covenanted a right of reversion on the borrower, the mortgage was a proper collateral security.

The cash raised from the sale of the various classes of notes, i.e.; Class A, B, C and D in the above example, is placed in collateral securities.

Under what are known as reverse repurchase agreements, or reverse repos, Wall Street brokerage firms lent the county about $13 billion and took as collateral securities worth a little more than that amount.

The Bundesbank is reducing to 3.25 percent, from 3.5 percent, its short-term repurchase rate - the rate at which banks borrow money for 28 days by putting up as collateral securities that they later repurchase.

For this purpose, 'contingent liabilities' includes all transactions guaranteeing, underwriting, or pledging assets as collateral security for, obligations of a third party and 'commitments'includes every irrevocable commitment that would give rise to a credit risk.

The collateral security that he had got upon the profits of the State Railway removed the issue from the speculative class and put it, if not in among the trustee stock, at any rate into the realms of serious business.

Prior to injection of Commercial Paper in Indian money market i.e. before 1990, the corporate companies had to depend upon the crude and traditional method of borrowing working capital from the commercial banks by pledging the inventory of raw materials as Collateral security.

There is a need for logistics providers and financial services firms to join together to develop precise visibility tools that provide CFOs and global supply chain managers with the data they need and lenders with the collateral security required to provide capital.

They include the compulsory closing-out or invoicing back of the defaulting member's contracts, the liquidation of his collateral security and the substitution of a settlement amount (to be determined by the relevant exchange) for the member's rights and liabilities in respect of an uncompleted delivery contract.